Festive Camino Santiago
The long version · by Anahata & Lucian – El Camino Coach
From Ferrol to Santiago for the Feast of Saint James, then on to the ocean, to Fisterra.
- Next departure19 – 31 Jul 2027
- Duration13 days · 12 nights
- GroupSmall group · min. 11 travellers
- RouteFerrol → Santiago → Fisterra
Some roads you take to get somewhere, and some roads bring you closer to yourself. The Camino is the road to your wellbeing!
A special journey: we set off from Ferrol on the Camino Inglés, reach Santiago de Compostela for the Feast of Saint James, then carry on to the ocean, all the way to Fisterra. Steps, emotion, celebration and a moment of rest at the end of the Way.
The journey is organised by Anahata Travel & Lucian – El Camino Coach, Camino ambassador in Romania. Caminos by Anahata & Lucian have a special touch: alongside Lucian's practical guidance, Alexandra Anahata adds a little flavour to the inner road, through awareness & wellbeing exercises offered with care, gentleness and the freedom to live your own Camino.
What is the Camino like with us, Alexandra & Lucian? An experience sprinkled with gratitude, care and respect for people, places and the sacredness of the Way. We take care of preparation and organisation, so every pilgrim can live their own Camino, exactly the way they need to.
- 25 July in Santiago de Compostela, for the Feast of Saint James
- The Camino Inglés, then the Camino de Fisterra, to the ocean
- 1 or at most 2 nights of authentic pilgrim experience in an albergue
- Time for rest and the beach in Fisterra
- Practical guidance all the way with Lucian – El Camino Coach, Camino ambassador in Romania
- Awareness & wellbeing exercises with Alexandra Anahata
- 1Bucharest → A Coruña
Outbound flight, with a stopover in Madrid. Then on to Ferrol.
- 2Ferrol → Santiago de Compostela
The Camino Inglés, with 1 or at most 2 nights of authentic pilgrim experience in an albergue (mixed shared dorm).
- 3Santiago de Compostela · 2 nights
25 July is dedicated to the Feast of Saint James and the festive atmosphere of the city.
- 4Santiago → Fisterra
We carry on along the Camino de Fisterra, to the ocean. Time for rest and the beach.
- 5A Coruña → Bucharest
The last night in A Coruña, then the return flight via Madrid.
What's included12
- Outbound flight Bucharest – A Coruña, with a stopover in Madrid
- Return flight A Coruña – Bucharest, with a stopover in Madrid
- 12 nights' accommodation in double/triple rooms/apartments or houses with shared spaces, with 1 or at most 2 nights of authentic pilgrim experience in an albergue (mixed shared dorm)
- Camino Inglés itinerary, from Ferrol to Santiago de Compostela, continued on the Camino de Fisterra
- 2 nights in Santiago de Compostela, with 25 July dedicated to the Feast of Saint James and the festive atmosphere of the city
- Time for rest and the beach in Fisterra, before the last night in A Coruña
- Online training and preparation before departure
- Practical Camino guide: packing list, clothing and footwear recommendations, useful tips for preparing the trip
- PDF travel guide: itinerary, route stages, accommodation and organisational information
- Guidance and support throughout the journey with Lucian – El Camino Coach
- Awareness & wellbeing programme guided by Alexandra Anahata – Soul&Travel Guide
- Permanent planning and travel assistance by Alexandra – Anahata Travel
Not included8
- Meals
- Medical and cancellation (STORNO) insurance
- Local transport, including A Coruña – Ferrol, Fisterra – A Coruña, airport transfers and transport to stays off the route
- Local/resort taxes
- Optional excursions and visits, as time allows
- Extra luggage and preferred seats on the plane
- Extra services on the Camino: taxi, luggage transfer between stages
- Personal expenses and any other services not listed as included
Booking and payment
- 1.€300 / person deposit on sign-up (non-refundable)
- 2.€250 / person by January 2027
- 3.€250 / person by March 2027
- 4.€250 / person by May 2027
- 5.The balance is paid before departure, under the travel contract
Once the first people have signed up, the price for new sign-ups may increase, depending on the availability and cost of services at the time of booking.
- Outbound flight Bucharest – A Coruña, with a stopover in Madrid
- Return flight A Coruña – Bucharest, with a stopover in Madrid
- 12 nights' accommodation in double/triple rooms/apartments or houses with shared spaces, with 1 or at most 2 nights of authentic pilgrim experience in an albergue (mixed shared dorm)
- Camino Inglés itinerary, from Ferrol to Santiago de Compostela, continued on the Camino de Fisterra
- 2 nights in Santiago de Compostela, with 25 July dedicated to the Feast of Saint James and the festive atmosphere of the city
- Time for rest and the beach in Fisterra, before the last night in A Coruña
- Online training and preparation before departure
- Practical Camino guide: packing list, clothing and footwear recommendations, useful tips for preparing the trip
- PDF travel guide: itinerary, route stages, accommodation and organisational information
- Guidance and support throughout the journey with Lucian – El Camino Coach
- Awareness & wellbeing programme guided by Alexandra Anahata – Soul&Travel Guide
- Permanent planning and travel assistance by Alexandra – Anahata Travel
- Meals
- Medical and cancellation (STORNO) insurance
- Local transport, including A Coruña – Ferrol, Fisterra – A Coruña, airport transfers and transport to stays off the route
- Local/resort taxes
- Optional excursions and visits, as time allows
- Extra luggage and preferred seats on the plane
- Extra services on the Camino: taxi, luggage transfer between stages
- Personal expenses and any other services not listed as included
- 1.€300 / person deposit on sign-up (non-refundable)
- 2.€250 / person by January 2027
- 3.€250 / person by March 2027
- 4.€250 / person by May 2027
- 5.The balance is paid before departure, under the travel contract
Once the first people have signed up, the price for new sign-ups may increase, depending on the availability and cost of services at the time of booking.
Often it isn't you who chooses to walk the Camino; it's the Camino that calls you. If you feel the call, take a leap of faith and say Yes!
Camino ambassador in Romania. Handles the practical guidance: the online training before departure, and support and company all along the way.
Founder of Anahata Travel, Soul&Travel Guide, specialised in transformational journeys. On the Camino she adds a little flavour to the inner road through awareness & wellbeing exercises, and handles planning and permanent travel assistance.
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